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Tachina?
Elizabeth Anisclo 2
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Posted on 28-01-2020 10:15
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 I found this fly at Usseglio (Italian Alps at ca 14350m) at a sunny border of the river.
The Dutch AI-determination came to Tachina fera/magnicornis, but I am curious what it is.
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 If the Central European key is valid in the Italian Alps this is fera rather than magnicornis: male with long claws and no orbitals.
 
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 It is (fera)

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